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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-02-12
CHARLES LASSElGNE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
la VIC n e.


lie printsmps Went. Cest rheure
,Oa ID seve montant
Dams Ia vigne qui pleure,
Ne fa;t pleurer d'autant.
Car j'ai bien quelques treilles
Lei, dams mon verger,
On lee grapes vermeilles
Pendent 1 rorangse.
Et js lee ii plantses
En- souvenir des TEMPS
Et des joies emport&es
Qui fursnt mon printemps;
En- souvenir de France
On jespSre toujours,
Dams ma folle esperance,-
Aller 6nir mes jours.
En- effet, u II tsrre
Est IL terre partout,
Et q, dams son mystere
Ellie consomme tout,
Je voudra;s tout de memo
Mourir Oh js suis ne,
Au village que jaime,
Que Dieu m'svait donne.
Et dams cette patrie
A laquens js crois .
Avec lidolStr;s
Dun ehrttisn ! - Croix.
Sous h nsigs qui tombe
De pommisrs du pSchs,
Js voudrais une tombe,
. Ou mieux un lit cache.
Les pampres dun wort sombrs,
Mais don't u grape est dor,
Lea pampres feeaisnt ombes o.
6ur'b visillssd qui dort."
Sans orgueil ct sans rive,
Dams limmobilitS,
~ dormirais sans trAve
e pour rStsrnitS.
Cstts existence, a somms,
D'snnuis qui sont dee jours,
vaut-ello b long somme
Oh dsssss te4joass -
e Yai-tsists chim1rs
Dimpossihls boahpur -
L. lassituds andre
D. rhonns .. du nalhsur.
Poastant quand rsvisnt rheurs
Du pr;ntsmps adouci
e que ns vigns plsurs,
Jo esois q pleuse anssi.
J. G., jardinisr.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-02-12

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4 Dewits, asx euvisoos de Pmgas, II ,
evait Uuo fols % fermier, richie ct bizarre,
eel asait anO jolie Gle I marier. Les ttu.
6laats q Prague len % temps.A II Y en-
svait vlagt.einq uills) allaieut convent do
o6t6 d Devils, et Il On est plus dun Qui
ct voloutioeo eouduit 10 charrue poor de-.
vooir 10 goudro d. isrmier. Msis CON.
neot tsir0S L. pre1iAre condition que 10
yss6 psysan iopooait ! ehaqus souveau ~.
let ttalt oclle.cl: Js t'sngage pour un an,
e'eet. A.dise jasquA - que 10 eoucou ehante
y rstese d Psist6ops; u d'ici u "a ne de
u0o ooe)e (Ojs Qoo - nee Pee content, - -
eesps b best d sss. Da reste. ajoutsit. Il
- Rant, - - donus 10 meme droit ssr ma
pessoase." e d faisait eomme n evsit
aik Pragss ttait rsmpli d'teudisuts aas.
9usls o. await reeell6 b boat du neg, @
esi n'sopeehait PEE h cicatries ct encore
1eies - oassalsss plaisaatseies. Rsse.
pit d Dswits, dSAgart st ridiesle, e'ttais
q ssei se(toidir la passion.
Us iesstais CoeanAa, asses losrd d -
pssseSss. oais ftsldDst rssi, q qai s'sae
pas % sleavais oeyes d laiss testans,
voslot tsstse u'sveatucs. L Sss0isr l'ae.
euollllt avee g beabo0ie oedinairs st, 10
nessh6 eesela. rsesoya aax ehanps la.
eooses. A S'heurs Do d6)eaWes, % sppela
Ieo outguv voSosoe 0oso Ow eUt oouu O'OU0eoet
eetss henus; dieer, On At Do mSms.
Cenada 10 - trouble point, revint ao
logic tasdis que Ia SermiArs portait d.
grain aux peslss, q dtesocha dane 10 cuisi.
- ess tsese teobss, pitt % pain daps 10
hseee q S'sa'a ella sas ehaops dlsss q faise
% oo00o.
Lessqs'il rsvtat b soir:
Rata eoatest lui eris b fsrmies.
-Tsee contest, r6tondit Cosauda; Ti
pteU1 6l0t quo vooe.
ve1el la 6eoiesO col accouvt % eejsst
- veosoet g sstss beoos = sise. L.
ltralse AIT
: -vese s'1tss pc eostsut dit Coeauda.
Ia jaoboW a'est qs'su janboo, rsprit
y nalsre. js - ~ tsoable pas pour 4
Msie aspsis Dess @ est seis q . -
laid.se ! jese setso 6tedtast.
Visit y 1toaneho. Il 6oeoioe et q
Ssaos 0eotesent - char pear - roodso Z
CeGI!ea, q 6isses - ps6teedu valse.
-Ts cotoDogae y 6lnes, q 0e(teas 6ano
= oeswteo - 0eseoao . vionde, et q =
)o!sdses et0seess easettes. elbeslss, g ~.
sil.
-Biss, ~ Cesasaa.
ny svsis Z y fssss ~ petit ehiss si.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-02-12

Sar lee bords Dc rAmasene, daus 10
xisgu, Qaaol lee Yprunas coapsat Il tets
: eoslea'se, ila, expeeent % gene psatiqses
= % - 4eos, q qoasd ell0 81 peint,
No. deos6eAte. ils Il badiCeesssss - recon
vi 0sttsut De- yesx peStiahse 6 h ven.
dsot oss .sivssaiss 4 rAaasoee. Coox.ei
y govoodsnt ! % nigoeloae q Pan, 10.
go . - teee cssp6die ~ Basepe . eaol.
(ae anAtaDs fsgeau1 11ietsisU na6usoljs..
Deas y xiaoo, uee Ne alooi .pViooe6o
geps6esate IL valess 1'sssissu g, % cbjets
% euiscsillssie ; ~ Esvore, ellie vest 500
fsa1ee.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-02-12

- Heepeet - - keooo % AoeTSques
N. C. dc variguy Went do publier daps
10 Revxe de- dssx Noadss. deux iptlrsssaats
articles sur San Francisco.
En- voici uu ,passsgs -eurieex st tou-
Ja;qu'en 1850. on ny veyait ssses, On
fait Do femmes, Que QuelQueo courttsapes
ooxieaines o. chilieanes reesut6es par lee
maisoos do jsu. Qeand, ! 10 An Do l8l9.
sst lice San Franciseo ls premier SOaeert
Dc musique ioserumsetals. % r6ssrvs les
lss msillears si4ges poor lee danes admises
cans r6tributiohs. II sen trouvs quatre.
A Il An Dc le50, II men sst plue Do meme.
Les principaux n6gociapts s'tsablisseot cans
id&o Do setOpr. Leurs fe9nes, 0eaD 6l)es,
leurs soars, yisnnent - ssjeindre, &C.
cueillies % d6barQueaIeut par dee ovattons
qu'sxpliQue 10 rvspect dee A06rieaius poor
lee honuetes femoes Of lear raret6 tusQu'ci.
Eu 1851, quand one d'elles, eimplemeot %.
tue, paraisssie dsns lee russ Dc h willie,
cl,acao - d6eouvsait Sespsetaesssmsot sar
con passage. ,Lossque, daos hostGooesy
street, IL plqs pessaeSrs dee votss Dc San
Fraucisco, ~ milieu du bsoubahs dee las.
guss lss plas divorces, de- con veesatjons 10
plus anim6ss, Dc ieols 10 plss dispasats, 90
sntsndait tout d'so comp rstentir ess moes
net" Chacun % d6eoavrait, ehseas -
taisait. L'saiqss trottolr saeoobft tout .
l'hsurs par ces gene Qui - eoadoyaispt
brstale@smt, - vidait CONNIE pr eoehan.
temsat pour laisser 10 passage li6re ! estte
femme 9ui s'asAnsait, rsppslaat 4 ees hom-
NEE Do tonte claese OF do toate origio0.lA
mAre, r6peuas, 10 soer 90 ls eauets guile
svaisnt qsittIss. II neat pas fait ben or.
der 600 ehapsas ssr - ne, % pr 90 ess-
ts, 90 regasd iediserst, gseer eslle col pas-
saireoufase Ct tssehle 4 lhoooaes aa'oa
lui seadait. Liapssdsot sAs pe5S ehss -
b6vue. Mais nel u'su await li06es q 10
bsats 10 iplas iuseeseisets. h oiseas y plas
Rsessier subissait ! con insu rinllueuoe d.
f6motiou respectueuse Do tess.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-02-12
PAROISSE ST. JEAN-BAPTISTE, SAMEDI IL FEVRIER 1887

4 =
gnon Qni o. momma!t rers". N"nu. 70
tue, Ie dePoni''e ct r. fsi' oo",,Ir Er"P!s'
ment dams !e pot ar leu. Vaand ~ Ietm;e. ,s-
re revint, ellie appe'a son 'avos': "o'"" e's
10 srcuva qu'""e pea" s""s'ao'e Pe"ope
10 fenetre. IA .c.s.
-3nas'tu falt' d,t.eHe Cotsna"'
Go que voue meves comms"oG; I'LL
trease pa mrs o'e"o"s, es'o''e'' ''oou'e'
ct Per.ii dans u ,nasm.e.
.,Mechant GOT! secr'e 70 Iern'el, ~ ~
eu 70 c0nr 90 toer eetSo 'nmoce"'o c'eA'"'o'
qo' iaaaals "a !o'e ae "a ms's." AZ. c...s
-Vons netee pas cc"'ec' w ~o's"""
so "saot son eou'css no ~ PTSI" %.,.
-Je ne die pa: ce's, !epts 70 oon""""e'
Un etien mort nest qo"n c"'e" "os''
Et !! sonPira.
Qoeiqmse )oars p'os tatc' % setm'o' 90 :"
femme anercnt 90 ma!cno; Cn1 , 49,, .s
menasent o. Ioor ees',o'c v.'et. 's.". ".eu.'
-iu Sostcsss y. loe's, :" "o 70 po
tras rte. dc t"n che1. to ierss eSac'smeo'
CO s"S sesc". s:s scs suuee'
-b'en' d't Co'soeeS e I.
Hy. await dans IL cour un viel! appeons
don't 10 toit menaca't :ru'ne: Vinrsnt zee
macons pour 10 r6parer suivant image.
ils commencement par 10 demo'ir: vo''A
mon Corands qui prend uoe eche''e ct
monte sur ls toit do J: maisoc, qui ttait
toat neof. Bardeaux. Iattes, cions, cram.
vent lee d6brts. Quand Ie fermier revint,
10 maison 6tait 4 jour.
-Dr6le, sscria't'iI. quel noove"u tour
m'as.tu i0u6f
-Je vouc 81 ooet, maItse, repr't Coran.
lee autses. Ese-ee que voos nctes pas con-
t3Ot
e u cra eon eootean.
.C"ntent, ost !e iesm.es' conteot; pour.
qu0s eesaseJe wccooseos' Vue'9"ec sstSes
d p'ne oo % mo'ns no me ro'oerons Pes'
e :oepen.
Le sole veee, % Nn!et ~ ~ .s%me .
oire"s Q9I, essn St"1o cemPs osn mn!
:vee - dsao,e tncarne: Comme c'eea':ne
dee seos senees' iIs "e , ia's1;eos lsmaIs t'eo
eeme eoosu'ser 'cuI uises C.s.So ossus On
Bohems que lee e"fsnts aseos too)oo's p'es
oescnt qoo .es psre"M'
-Pere, dte Helene, 10 me cacne!es ae ocn
maesu dens % grsn6 pcssser. ee p iesss 70
eoncoo 70 d'ras Corsnds gre rannee ess
paaaee, patsque 10 eoueoa cnante 10 10
payeras es 20 e tenverra@
Choee 0ste5 cuoee m'te. Des % matsn. On
entend daos 70 campagne Ie CT, p'a'nt'' de
Polseeu % pr1ntsmps: Cos.cos: cosc
W. psIus so'Psu 70 -. tu' - : UH.
-Oe -. mon gsrSco' c's-I Corende
voici 's eaieou noavelI: 70 eooeoa ehants
cur % porter ls'Tss: VEN que 70 70 Psye
" sNRsSo"s'"ous ooCs sws
-Un eoncou, o's CoFsoos' % na' Jsma's
w GO oe' ".seso.
il court Z rarbre ct 10 secoue Z tour Do
bras. On entend 'uu crt, Of VOLTA que De
rarbrs to@bs sns )enee 0lIe, Dieo nsrei I!
-Se6ltrs:! sriatt 10 Sermter.
-vees ssess pee eeosset' os Corsuos
% ttrant 500 coaesea.
-nssssao'e ~. @e sees ma n:Ie, e IN
ssus s"co'e e:eys ~ ~ eoo'sos y s"'s .To
g eo'ersi vsSeo' % 10 'eox Pas pes'r
% NJ m".m:
30 s ~. 49, q"""o 70, y 'cus ."..' eoure
~; p's C"""""' -" 'e"" "" Ps'o'e'
'e"es u. = vctue' u's
.- s e's sI - .e''os :" ..s. mo's""' ,: !. "sso
IcvSus s"" vss"s0' :" ~0 's'''0's: 0'0o ~
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-02-12
BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE,
4 ON MILE Ef DEM
AU-OESSOUS De u'EGllSE ST. PIERRE
IA cR,rioUE. c'esr IA VIE.

In critique est partOut.
La cIitiqne c'est le poids jet6 sur Ia ba-
lance -Four nous prOuver que Ia livre dc
beurre ne pese que $50 grammes:
La critiQue, c'est 10 tribunal qui inflige
trOis mois emprisonnement IN vagabond
pour lui faire comprendre Quill dsvait avoir
On gits.
La critique, c'est le roman qui nous mon.
tre Ie beau catactere que devrait avoir no.
tre femme, on Ia statne Qni nous rappello
les perfections plastiqnes don't eue est de-
nu6e.
La critique, e'sst Ia diapason qui nous 70.
met dana 10 ton juste.
Tout le monde critique, tout le monde
est critiVu6.
Vous venex an monde, vous etes auasit6t
critiqne. Critiqu6 par votre mere! Ellie
v0ulait une file, vous ates 10 garcon.
A vOtre tonr, plus tard, v0us critiquex
votre nero. Est ellie tendrei vous 10 dites
educationS Yous IL declares dure .rQor
vous.
vous moures. vos amis orient par.dessas
lee toits que vous vivriez encore si'voaa no
vOua etiex pas tant surmen6. Lises amMs6.
Ecoutez, dams on salon on sur une plage,
bavarder lee femmes. Vous men direx des
nouvelles. Lea hyenes OF lee chacals alta.
NEE sont des agneaux auprSs de ces dames.
Qn'uns femme mieux qn'elle paraisse, Ia
critique psmpoigue, 10 d6chire, 10 d6vore.
Ellie no vaut plus memo 10 peine d'etre en-.
terr6e. On ratteint dana CO qu'elle . do
plus cher, de plus respectable, dams ses On.
fanta, con mari, s0u bisaieul s'il 10 faut.
One Ia pauvrette % tranQuillise ct rel6.
" Ia tete. Le lion marche seul, lee chacals
wont en- tronpeanx, . dit nm illustre critique.
La critique mene tont lorsqu'elle ct
aavante, honn6te ct judicieuae. Ellie con.
duit n. John Lemoinne rAead6mie fran.
caise, ellie y poussera peut.0tre n. Sarcey.o
Ellie soq pantheon bien guile n'aient
etS one dee personuages imaginairse, Don
Quich0tte ct CandiAe demeurent lee plus
brillants critiQues connus, spr4s lee ami.
maux de LafQntainc ct le Scarlu do Moliere.
In critique est.elle elbcace
AbsOlument non.
Ia critique no corrige pas do defaults, ne
tOuffo point de passions, ne toe aucun vice.
ny toujours dee sc6lesats OF des imbe.
Giles, dee gogos ct dee ignoraDts.
II y anla toujoura dee cro6tes dane lee
expeditions Do .peintars ct dee boaquios
chez lee libraires.
Lee torrents do morale ct Do critique Yer.
s6s par lee tribunaux, lee th6Atres et u
presse O'0nt corrig6 persoune.
Mais 10 critiQue amuee lee gems d'eoprit
OF console lee d6sh6rit6s.
Ellie fait parfois do NAL, 10 baron Gros On
eat mort.
Aussi. doit.oa On joasr svso uns pru-
dence iOuteuue.
II faut oa 10 fsire en- rant, suivapt 10
pr6cepte th6Atral, o. l'6cbafa1dsus s6rieu.
sement sur au socls d'srgome0ts 6rudits.
La eritiqus est difacile, quoi qu'e0 ait dit
Destouches. f-ag
Dane )es deux cas, u faut Atre courtois.
La critiQue 10 doit toujours 1ooctiouner
qa'sn toilette do soir6e, 6crire b main OF.
n6e dee fame,saes usouchsttes Do n. do Buf.
fon st s'exprimsr avsc II correction den
normslisn, u reserve d'an diplomatic st j.
fiuesse caustique dune. vraie femme d.
monde. JEAN ALEssON.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-03-18

We have worn French twists very
loose in the back, aud pointed bangs
long enough, and we welcome the hints
our New York friends arc giving is as to
the changes in hair dressing. The sim
pie fashion of a multitude of tiny braids
wound round and round the back of the
head continues Tor street wear, the only
change being that the coil is a little lower
THAI last spring, and that it is worn with
bonuets; formerly it was only admissible
with English turbans For the style
itself comes straight from England. In
deed, this Is a frequently hard phrase
on the continent; ''Oh, she's English;
l know by the braids. -
Curly bangs have o decidedly com.
monplace air. The extremely fashion
able arrangement of the front hair is the
Russian bang. 1t is very short. curved
or pointel in the middle. especially short
on the sides. and the ends Just slightly
curled. These ends may be turned N or
curled TO one side or the other, as is
most becoming. It is very good style to
allow the parting between the bang and
the back hair to show All women take
more care of this Gift of nature than
former Y, and oils or unguents arc thing
Of the past The hair is washed care
fully twice 4 month anyway, aud when
the tresses are Of a very light color more
frequent washiHgis necessary. Tar soap
or white CASTLE should be used, no am
MONA, no borax, no soda, and this rule
is given by one who has tried them all
and knows which treatment makes the
hair not only incest but prettiest. 1t is
the frequent washing that gives the soft,
feeey look TO women's locks nowadays.
This is the only secret. Nothing more
- seeded. Short hairs in the back must
be trained and coaxed up, even though
they curl; they a:e no more seen falling
over the collar.
A truly fashionable woman wears a
loose, small Grecian coil, Just reaching
to the top o. the head, its only visible
fastening being long pin shot through.
A gold one is most stylish, but of course
most costly. If it IS necessary to use
short, ordinary pins, hide them; don't
let even an end show. Long pins of imi-
tation tortoise shell or silver are both
pretty and cheap. All locks at the sides
Of the head and about the cars should
lie back softly, but smoothly. Simple
ity and daintiness seems to be the motto
OF all women nowadays, and in self and
home alike this good taste makes itself
apparent. - Chicago H1raid.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-03-18
A Travelling Stable.

"Where do you stable your horsesf
said Union eportcr to Professor Bristol
during q CONVERSATION as 10 the care and
management { { his trained steeds "Why.
haven't YOU seen our carr" said the pro
fessor. "Comc down and look at it a
moment" At the depot it was found
standing upon the side track, used now
as a stable fer the valuable animals, and
in which they are transported about the
country. The car was built expressly for
the purpose for which it is used by car
manufacturers in Springfield, Mass, and
was first used in December last Its out
side measurement is 90 feet inches long.
II feet inches in height, from tho rail,
and 8 feet S inches wide. All the mod :
ern appliances have been attached to the
car, including automatic brake, Miller
coupling, etc, and it is intended to run
upon passenger trains only. The outside
OF the car Is handsomely painted and
lettered, and presents very attractive
appearance The inside of the car is at
present large open stall in which all
the horses stand together, although it is
provided with temporary partitions for
twenty-five ANIMALS. The stalls were
taken out at Professor Bristol's suggcs-
ton, as the horses were SO we'll accus-
toned to each other MS to render the par
titions unnecessary. The sides and ends
are sheathed and provided with windows
and ventilators. while overhead are rooms
for storage and sleeping rooms for the
grooms. The cost of the car was about
s., GOO, and it is admirably suited for the
care and transportation Of its valuable
occupants, who fitd in it a comfortable
and tidy home Here the horses arc
groomed and fed, their grain being served
from boxes and the hay they cat placed
upon the floor of the carin front Of them.
When asked why raised feed boxes or
racks were not provided the professor
said he would not have them fed in any
other way as he believed in following
natural laws in this respect and it was
natural for horse to get his food from
the ground. Five men sleep in the car,
and one of them at least is always with
the animals when they are there.-Man-
chester IN. H. linton.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-03-18
Old saws in Rhyme.

stone thEt is rolling VIII gather no moss
y hats sauce fer the goose, Tor the gander is
sauce.
Eaah cloud IN the sly has I silEery lining
Flrsf capture the hare, before on it you're
dining.
Dos't leave I'll tomorrow Whit row can be
And sissys make hay while is shining the
sun
Sever eoaa. %, your chickens before they
whsa haTsss are s:olea the barn door is
iatehsd-
There are a.h in the ocean as good as are
caught
A ehid se'sr departs from right ways that
uFetauEht
A. t~ig Is first beat 50 the tree IS in
clinef
For sheep thst arc sborn God doth temper
The wind
save not II the spigst and lose at the bung.
A n a. born for drowning VIII never be
hung
Never t.erToT nor lend, if you would keep a
he sword ) Jess mighty than words that arc
pen5ed
A .siieh done in iins viii save ninety aud
Pine feathers. they say. will make birds that
are tine
A bird n the hand is in the bushes. worth
Daa't eyer bit. more than you're able ,o
Take eareof the reace-ofthsmselves pounds
take care.
A ehiId un 1~oH'H spoil Il the rod you
should spare
Tie t,uil is but spoken by children and
And children twisn they handle edged
tools
There's many a slip twi1t shs cup and the
ln
a stone wears away by continuous drip
A Il. IS asd his nsoney vii certainly part.
And nsFsg fair LAZY Is won b. faint heart
Whoever sow tie wind will whirlwiHd
soon reap
Dolf bay Mats ssi p-eaei because it is
chssr
Pods rs.h in where angels are fearful tc
AID Der Us asword often hangs by E thread
u every closet do skeletons hide.
y sisbes were horsos q beggar might ride
II G Dodgs, n Defross Free Press
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-03-18
WOMANPS WORLD.
PLEASANT LITER AZURE FOR
FEMININE READERS.
Llrerroors FemnIe or..hestra.

Some two or three yesrs ago an
orchestra was organized in Liverpool
among the society ladies Y viscountess
in order to raise money ior Il charity
but it has since been CONTINUED, and has
now become something like permanent
affair. At present the orchestra is
limited TO a string band. 1t IS possible
that the heavier brass instrum .nts are
unsuited to ladies' lips, and fair checks
distended By BLOWN ,, for ms lance, a
trumpet, would certainly not COX pretty.
But apart from this the Affair is eonsti-
tuted on the most blsinesslike princi-
pies. There are fourteen irst and a
similar number of second viplins, eight
violas. and eight violoneellos. Three
ladies have been found willing and COM
peient TO play that ponderous instru-
ment the double bass. Girls of almost
every type of beauty are there, clad
uniformly in white frocks, relieved by
shoulder knots, some of pale blue, and
others Of salmon color. No Adam is
allowed TO invade this orchestral Eden.
-LirerpO0l Post.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-03-18
LassoIng a Runaway Team.

James Hogan. the Sheriff of Rio
Gande. full fedged cowboy, 4 buck
ing broncho breaker, and an expert
Jas Q singer. came TO Atlanta several
da.s ago with lot Of untamcd ponies.
) Yesterday morning Hogan saddled an
urbfoken broncho and started cut for
ride. The pony BURIED, but Hogan was
II home in the saddle, and in the course
Of an hour or two und himself near the
East Tennessee shops, sstride we'll
broken horse lie then started back TO
the city bv Windsor street. Just as he
rode out Of Windsor two fine gray
horses. drawing L close carriage, dashed
by az break-neek speed There was no
driver on the box, aud the lines were
dangling around the running horses
heels. As they went by lady thrust her
head out Of the window and called for
help. Hogan's chiFalry was aroused, aud
turning his b.oncho's head toward the
fying carriage he drove his rowcas into
The ponr's SIDE and dashed af--1the run-
aways. and IS he ran Hogan tnH0und
lis issso. which was on the horL Of his
1ddle- His pony was feet OF foot, and
in q short race overlook the carriage As
Dr. came alongside the team the cowboy
eircled his iasso around his head a time
or two and then let it 20. The coil flew
0ut aud settled around one Of the car
ri1se horses heads Hogan drew in his
pony, and with sudden jerk the taut
rope stopped the team in it, mad fight.
IS the time the team was stopped Hogan
Wa on the ground and had the horses by
ting mouth. He had no trouble in quiet
ing them. aud in a few minutes tlie
driver came up, 10 whom he surrendered
the tesm.-dflaata Cons.ituti0n.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-03-18

A pinking of broadcloth Of contrasting
color is used to edge house jackets
The trains of wedding gowns are long
and square, with triple plisse finish.
White Jersey cloth caps edged with as
trakhan are very comfortable for little
tots.
The latest importations of bonnets
show much smaller shapes than hereto
fore.
Green and black is favorite combi-
nation in winter costumes of silk and
velvet.
Striped plush is introduced into short
nantes as side or back brcadths, with
good effect.
The very narrow ribbon known as ''cor-
net is used IN profu.ion upon dresses Of
tulle and tarlatan.
Sailor collars, made OF variou, kinds
OF iur and tied with ribbons in front,
are novelty. They may be worn with
all sorts of garments.
Habit basques of velvet are much worn
with skirts Of striped fabrics of silk and
velvet. These skirts arc very full, and
much gored in front.
Round hats OF glossy black beaver are
taking the place Of fet hats with fash
ionable 70 ing ladies, and are even IA
vored for dressy occasions, with Ella Dor
ate costumes Of velvet or plush
A revival Of tInscl is threatened. Re-
cent adviees from the French capital are
to the effect that the display of gbld,
silver and bead embroidery upon verbing
and other dressy toilets is fairly dazzling.
Underskirts of gray and black silk
moreen are made with a number of
founces at the back, and set excellenltly.
It is necessary that they be made By
person who understands the requirements
Of a wcll-ftting skirt.